How Women Entrepreneurs Can Start Business in Tamil Nadu

How Women Entrepreneurs Can Start Business in Tamil Nadu

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Starting a micro-business is a great way for women to pursue their passions, innovate and take risks that they might not be able to do in higher-up roles. The best part is, they can run the business on their own time and scale up if it proves successful. They can even decide whether to keep it as a side gig or make it a full-time venture, depending on their goals and needs.

However, women entrepreneurs face a number of challenges that may hinder their growth. The first is that they often have fewer resources and networks than men, which can lead to a lack of support and discouragement. They are also less likely to have the education, vocational and technical skills, and work experience required for starting a business. Additionally, women are often more restricted by family and community rules, which can prevent them from accessing financial and social capital.

The other challenge is that they have to struggle to balance work and life. This is especially true for mothers who are running their own businesses, as they must manage family responsibilities alongside the demands of their businesses. Finally, they have to overcome the gender bias of society that expects them to be caretakers and homemakers rather than ambitious career-seekers.

Despite these challenges, women are still rising as entrepreneurs around the world. According to the Global Entrepreneurship Monitor, 126 million women are starting new businesses and 98 million are operating established (over three and a half years) firms globally. This reflects that women are becoming increasingly recognized as a driving force for entrepreneurship. But, we need more than equal access to finance and resources, we need a system that values female entrepreneurship as the powerful economic engine it is.

 

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